GaviLyte-G for Constipation, Chronic User Reviews
- Jf8...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- April 5, 2019
"I have suffered with severe constipation for years, and I use 2 tbsp GaviLyte-G in 16 oz of water twice a day (both glasses at night a few hours apart), and I go regularly now. It has helped me so much! No cramping, a little gassy, but doesn’t hurt. This stuff is a lifesaver!"
- Kan...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- April 12, 2019
"I was severely constipated, and the ER prescribed this. I drank all but a couple of cups of it. It didn't taste bad, but I only had a small amount of poop come out after an hour and spent the rest of the day peeing out my butt, basically."
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"I can't imagine how it must taste plain. The way I prepared it was not bad at all. I made homemade lemonade, lots of lemon juice, and some sugar. Probably not super healthy, but it's all coming out anyway! All you need is 1 3/4 cups white sugar, 6 cups of warm water, and 1 1/2 cups lemon juice for each batch. The water has to be warm, or the laxative won't dissolve right, and it will be a nasty texture like many other people have complained of. Give it a taste test before you add it to the jug. The more lemony it is, the less you'll taste the saltiness of the meds. Lemon > sugar taste, I promise! Hope this helps someone :) Chase it with a bit of water, and the only aftertaste will be a light lemon flavor!"